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Douglas Todd: Beware the promises of vastly funded psychedelics, warn two Canadian researchers (opens the original)
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As a teenager I read Aldous Huxley’s legendary book The Doors of Perception. The respected English philosopher explored psychedelic drugs as a mind-expanding entry into mystical experiences. The book inspired the name of Jim Morrison’s rock band, The Doors. It was the hippie era, with all its chaotic chasing of new experiences. It led to this far too young teen trying LSD on two occasions, on my own. The first could almost, but not quite, be called a “good trip.” The second was a panic-filled “b
Douglas Todd: B.C. Conservatives oppose David Eby’s upzoning mandates (opens the original)
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With Premier David Eby calling a snap provincial election that coincides with 188 municipal and regional elections, one of the most fiery overlapping political issues is housing affordability. Many mayors and city council members, as well as the Union of B.C. Municipalities, have been pushing back against Eby’s mandates that force local politicians to upzone virtually every neighbourhood in the province. The conflict came to a head last week when the outgoing president of the UBCM, Cori Ramsay,
Douglas Todd: Canada’s rent control debate thunders on (opens the original)
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The debate over rent controls elicits strong arguments from both sides, suggesting a need for creative compromise. Even though some form of rent control has been in place in B.C. for about 50 years, that doesn’t mean debate over the policy is over. While Ontario has rent controls and Quebec has modest limits, Alberta and New Brunswick do not have rent controls. So-called “rent stabilization” laws exist in only about half of OECD countries, a club of 38 well-off nations. Given it is an ongoing de
Douglas Todd: Vancouver’s TEAM party stands out for opposing five mass upzoning plans (opens the original)
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“No other party is offering the change that Vancouver desperately needs,” says the civic party TEAM for a Liveable Vancouver. Although TEAM is not the only Vancouver party making such broad claims, when it comes specifically to housing development there is something to its argument that “no other party is offering” what TEAM is promising. TEAM is taking a decidedly different position to five mass upzoning plans that Mayor Ken Sim and all council members, regardless of party, unanimously approved
Douglas Todd: Accused Canadian author Steven Galloway makes major progress in libel case (opens the original)
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Former UBC creative writing professor and novelist Steven Galloway is making significant headway in his defamation case, 11 years after he was accused of rape by a former student. At least eight people who publicly alleged Galloway had sexually assaulted the student have recently settled out of court with him, in the midst of a complex libel battle that has dragged on for eight years. The most prominent figures to privately settle with Galloway, who wrote the best-selling novels The Cellist of S
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